
By Mark Vester
Adam Booth, manager and trainer of WBA heavyweight champion David Haye, has shot down the recent allegations from Audley Harrison. The 2000 Olympic gold medal winner is claiming that Haye has deliberately interfered with his training camp by requesting him back to London three weeks ahead of their fight.
Harrison was training at high altitude in Big Bear, California. Harrison claims that Haye's company, Hayemaker Promotions, never gave him a reason as to why he had to return to London on Tuesday. Their fight takes place on November 13 in Manchester. Booth has no idea what Harrison is talking about.
"We don't need any advantage in this fight, we already have the advantage and that is David Haye," Booth told Sky Sports News. "Audley signed the contract before he decided where he chose to train. Training at altitude was up to him."
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